Court Nominee Draws Split Verdict on Hill

WASHINGTON—President Barack Obama touted his Supreme Court pick, Elena Kagan, as a leader who can forge consensus on a divided court, while some conservatives questioned her lack of a judicial record.

Early indications suggested Ms. Kagan would be confirmed by the Democratic-controlled Senate, barring some unexpected revelation. Senate...

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